Google has officially acknowledged the upcoming merger of Android and Chromebooks, and it may be coming in 2026.

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Google is currently preparing to expand Android beyond smartphones and tablets. The company confirmed that the operating system will be available for laptop and desktop computers. This comes after ...

I think Android laptops are happening in part because Google does not see a future where Chromebooks rival Mac and Windows for market share. All the success Google has in various consumer form factors ...

In a now-removed Q&A on its website, Lenovo made numerous statements regarding the future of Android laptops. In this Q&A, the company highlighted what the future of Android PCs could look like, but ...

Chipmaker Qualcomm might have stuck its Snapdragon X series into Windows laptops, but now it's sniffing around Android too. The chipmaker’s Snapdragon X2 chips were first shown off in September and ...

Imagine turning on your Windows laptop and seeing Android 16’s familiar homescreen instead. That might not be far off. Qualcomm is reportedly working to bring Android 16 to its Snapdragon X series ...

Google has been maintaining two different operating systems for consumer devices since introducing the Chromebook platform in 2011. Originally they were pretty clearly delineated: ChromeOS was for ...

The big picture: Google is reportedly developing a new Android-based operating system for traditional PCs. Codenamed "Aluminium," the OS is expected to replace ChromeOS, Google's cloud-focused laptop ...

Nearby Share was officially announced in August of 2020 to let Android users locally send files from one device to another. Google is now “collaborating with Samsung” to create a “singular ...

Android 14 will likely let users turn their smartphones into webcams for video meetings on their laptops and desktops. Apple offers a similar feature but is only limited to iPhone and Mac users, ...